Description - The tower includes a gift shop, and a small Native American museum.
- This is the tallest tower in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
- The Tower of History was originally built a steeple for a church, but the church was abandoned in the middle of construction. The tower was then dedicated as a memorial to the early missionary-explorers that orignally settled Michigan.
- This tower built in the architectural style of brutalism, featuers three, rectangular concrete columns topped by observation platforms offer three different views over the Sault region.
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